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Breaking The Cycle: Resilience in Recidivism
Breaking The Cycle: Resilience in Recidivism

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46,000 barriers at federal and state levels to reintegration and increase the likelihood of recidivism: IE: cannot vote, cannot get drivers license, barriers to employment, living with families who don't want them back


Malcolm, J.

Los Angeles County created the Rapid Diversion Program, a court-based pre-plea program to help divert people out of jails and connect them to rapid mental health evaluation and service linkage. The program had a 0% rearrest rate for graduates of the program.


Wendy Ware, 2023

People of color, those experiencing homelessness, and people with unmet mental health needs—now 41 percent of the jail population


Vera Institute of Justice. 2023

Individuals released from prison had the highest reconviction rates.


Person, Bird, M., Goss, J., & Nguyen, V. 2019

30 percent of people in the United States have criminal histories


Rand 2022

Between 1973 and 2009, the nation’s prison population grew by 705 percent, resulting in more than one in 100 adults behind bars


Pewtrusts 2011

68% of state prisoners were arrested within 3 years post release, increasing to 83% after 9 years in the community


Alper et al., 2018

California is the largest correctional system in the nation


Bird, M., Nguyen, V., & Grattet, R. 2022

The cost of imprisoning one person in California has increased by more than 90% in the past decade, reaching a record-breaking $132,860 annually, according to state finance documents


HWANG, K., & DUARA, N. 2022

The number of mentally ill people in prison in California has almost doubled. Today, 45 percent of state prison inmates have been treated for severe mental illness within the past year. People—left with no support and limited resources— tend to commit crimes (including those associated with homeless


Darrell Steinberg 2015

The US prison system was not designed to house people for long sentences. In the early 1900s, it was assumed that short-term exposure to prison conditions would be enough to rehabilitate individuals


Flanagan 1995

People sentenced to life as juveniles and then unexpectedly released are thrust into adult roles, faced with attempting to forge and rebuild re lationships amid lost time and skipped developmental stages.


Washington DM 2022

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